News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-06-16
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Rev. A. A. Smith is enjoying vaca-
ton at Saratoga.
The number of scholars in attendance
at the three Sunday schools last Sunday
was 1862.
Several Masons from Waterman Lodge
attended the Grand Lodge at Burlington
this week.
Ahira Leach, who has been living with
his son in Essex the past year, has re-
turned home.
Uncle Toms Cabin is to be played here
Monday evening by the Witherell q
Davies troupe.
Next week the Normal School Students
return to their homes and the town re-
turns to its normal state.
The Buck Bros furnace for burning
the saw-dust and shavings from their
mill. is nearly completed.
The people have seen Comical Brown
and are now anxious to see Comlcal
Black-darker the shade, greater the wit.
Rev. L. P. Tucker delivers the address
before the Alumni of our Normal School.
His subject will be The Teachers Mon
astery."
The Children's Day exercises at the
several churches were we'll attended and
much enjoyed by the old as well as the
young.
The johnson boys played a game of
base ball Saturday against the Waterville
| boys, the game standing at the END OF
the seventh inning 81 to 20 in favor of the
| latter.
The many friends of Mrs. III. I'll. Col
| Inns were shocked Monday morning to
hear of her death. She was i'll usual
| health until the previous evening when
she was taken with severe headache
and died within few hours, the cause OF
her death being apoplexy. The funeral
occurred this Wednesday morning and
the remains were taken to Waterbury,
her former home. for burial.
Below is the programme of the b exhi-
bition, which occurs Wednesday evening,
June 22d. at the Normal Hall: Music
The Legend of BregentZ," Lottie M
Atwell, johnson; "Life's Game of Ball,
w. G. Newcomb, johnson; ''The IRE
pressible Boy" Alma E. Perkins, John
son; "Who is Blannerhassett?" n. A
Norton, Glover; Forty Years Ago.
Viola A. Allen, CraftsbuIy; music
Woodward, Enosburg; 1.-The Secret OF
the Murderer G. f. Waters, Cambridge
"Kate Shelly" Lula f. Rand, Morris
Vile; Concord Philosophy" Resale
Beecher, johnson; IAN Order for Pic
ture," Nellie S. Allen, Craftsbury; ken
lucky Philosophy" Lucy A. Baker
johnson; music; 1.-The Schoolmaster'
Guests Kate i. Fletcher, jefferson
Vile; son the Other Train, A Clocks
Story" Ruby E. Gates, Montgomery
The Platform of the Constitution, NJ
w. Farman, Westfield; The Plea o
Sergeant Buzfuz," w. w. Hill, johnson
Macbeth, Act V. Scene L." Jenny F
Perry. South Hero; music.
The B class of the Normal School, l.
in number, u ladies and gentlemen, OF
Tuesday, June Z, placed in front OF the
Normal building, instead of the time-hon
ored (but not always time-enduring
class tree, granite block to commend
rate the class. On the top, which slope
in imitation of school desk, is circl
containing handsome 3D." in German
text; above is "1S97," and below tn
, class motto, Labor Conquers all Things,
The ends of the block are left in TIN
a rough, typifying, we suppose, the aver
age mind before entering the Normal
the smooth front and rear telling of tn
Improvement the b class has alread
f made, while the beautiful polished to-
e shows what they will be when, later on
n they emerge as full fledged graduate
n from the school. After the stone wa
t set, small fair hands as well as larg
t brown ones assisting in the work, nj. "
S Farman, of Westtield, one of the class
d made an appropriate speech, so apprec
IS ated by the class that at its close the
IS gave him three rousing cheers. III
# SShip-hip-hurrah" was not less earnest b,